Good question (what if I rename a test.NEF to test.nef?)
That didn't work.
geeqie --version yields geeqie1.1 which is what i got from sudo
apt-get install.
Interesting that geeqie starts external editor gimp with any incoming *.jpg
*.png *.gif or even *.tif but not *.nef or *.NEF, even
I think that since nef files need to be passed through dcraw (or ufraw if you
want a GUI.), gimp pays as much attention to your passing it a nef as it would
to a word document. On my computer, geeqie doesn't list gimp as an option for
camera raw files but offers ufraw... from where you can send
Jon Seniors observation gave me an idea. UFRaw appears in geeqie's
external editors menu for me. So I tried it. Geeqie sends *.NEF just
fine to UFRaw.
But for some reason not to gimp, which uses UFRaw when the incoming file is
*.NEF or *.nef
Not sure what that means. Or how the plugin
On Mon, 22 Sep 2014 03:03:57 +0200,
Jon Senior j...@restlesslemon.co.uk wrote:
Jon I think that since nef files need to be passed through dcraw (or
Jon ufraw if you want a GUI.), gimp pays as much attention to your
Jon passing it a nef as it would to a word document. On my computer,
Jon geeqie
On Sun, 21 Sep 2014 20:07:18 -0600,
Colin (Sandy) Pittendrigh sandy.pittendr...@gmail.com wrote:
Colin Not sure what that means. Or how the plugin mechanism works in
Colin Gimp. Is UFRaw really a plugin for gimp, or does Gimp start
Colin UFRaw up as a full fledged process, and then capture its
